4 years since my last post, here's my #shortstory 'Nero' in Issue 80 of #TheInterpretersHouse: https://t.co/eIDC0ptkiU
It interrogates themes around the military divide in #Cyprus, where I grew up...
"There is nothing more profoundly healing than the act of solitary reading, provided that what is being read is indeed, permanent, deep lasting work; work that calls for all of your faculties in response, work that calls you out of your deep, work that transforms you."
– Bloom
We're excited to announce the publication of THE EMPUSIUM: A HEALTH RESORT HORROR STORY by Olga Tokarczuk, tr. by Antonia Lloyd-Jones, this September, with three other novels to follow. More info here: https://t.co/7GiD8HCVy7
Why can’t I finish this??? Been like 4 months now, it’s just so intense I get taken over by it then have to pull back.
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#12: another Samantha Harvey. This one was a re-read, so does it still count towards my numbers?
psychologically rich. Beautiful prose.
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# 10 and 11:
Two life changing little belters. Would recommend to everyone under the sun.
Re-reading another Samantha Harvey now…
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@kevtmoran@OBrienPress Hey man, you don’t know me and I don’t know you, but for some reason your post came up in my feed and I’m absolutely buzzing for you. Just wanted to let you know. Congrats!
Looks like ‘shite and onions’ is going to be my new exclamatory catchphrase then… a moment of silence for Mrs C, who will have to deal with me over the coming weeks.
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Virginia Woolf, born OTD in 1882, on Ulysses: I was "amused, stimulated, charmed, interested, by the first two or three chapters...and then puzzled, bored, irritated and disillusioned by a queasy undergraduate scratching his pimples."
GIVEAWAY TIME: Next weekend I will select 10 random winners and sign them up for a 5 issue subscription to Cemetery Dance, starting with the below issue, coming this spring. Just have to Follow and RT to be eligible. Good luck, everyone!
Joyce has a singular ear for sounds. Among other things, he transcribes the sea’s ’vehement breath of waters amid seasnakes, rearing horses, rocks’, and a cat’s meow (‘Mkgnao’). Never appreciated just how aural an experience ULYSSES is.
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